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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1906

Page

26

Yale Commencement Day Brightens June Ceremony

Yale held its commencement week close with a long procession from campus to Woolsey Hall for 718 graduates. President Hadley presided as degrees were conferred, with notable honorees including Sir Chentung Liang Cheng and James Gore Kine McClure. Divinity, science, and law degrees were awarded among arts, philosophy, and engineering, and the day ended with an alumni dinner and Hadley reception. The program featured Bach and Svendsen with a shift to America and a non sectarian policy, plus election of Taft to the Tate Corporation and a record alumni fund total of 129237 dollars.

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Famous Class of 53 Dinner Celebrates 53rd Anniversary

New Haven June 27 The class of 53 held its fifty third anniversary dinner with guest Dr Frederick Summer Smith the class baby from 1856 and the silver goblet from that occasion used as the loving cup. Ex President Dwight attended as honorary member and letters read from Andrew D White Wayne MacVeagh and Judge Shiras. The gathering featured a Latin ode by James Morris Whiton and noted classical scholars including Bishop Thomas Frederick Davies and Charlton T Lewis.

New Haven Frederick Summer Smith Chester Dwight Yale Andrew D. White Wayne MacVeagh Shiras Thomas Frederick Davies Charlton T. Lewis Harper’s James Morris Whiton Lycias Whiton

Alumni Raise Funds for Hamilton College New Source Project

Union New York June 27 at the Hamilton College alumni meeting funds were raised for completing the New Source project costing 351.00. Secretary Wey Ajax and Henry Harper Bened Kewlork each contributed 8300. The remaining amount was raised in half an hour.

Union N.Y Hamilton College Sou Cnet Wey Ajax Henry Harper Bened

Dartmouth grants largest class in college history

Hanover June 2 Dartmouth College graduated its largest class, numbering 197 members, at commencement here today. Degrees were conferred including Bachelor of Arts and other liberal arts programs, with notable honors among the graduates.

Hanover Dartmouth College Frank Ae R- White Ithaca Ca Bel University

Trinity May 06 Graduates Class In Alumni Hall

Trinity's senior class was graduated today in Alumni Hall Hertford Conn the exercises were well attended Governor Roberts was among invited guests The academic procession was one of the longest in recent years Degrees were conferred by Luther and Hinkle New Hampshire and Hampshire figures honored the valedictory by Frederick A Grant The alumni banquet followed.

Hertford Conn Trinity Alumni Hall Governor Roberts Northam Towers Idem Luther Frederick Hinkle New Frederick A. Grant Hampshire

Harvard Graduates 270th Commencement Held at Harvard

Cambridge June 27 Harvard University marked its 270th commencement with 17 degree recipients, honoring Ethan A Hitchcock and others. Governor Curtis Guild Jr attended as guest, while President Eliot announced a $40,000 anonymous gift for a new 10 foot wide boulevard linking Fenway to Longwood Avenue near the new Harvard Medical School. Overseers elected include Geo B Shattuck James T Mitchell Simon Newcomb Amory A Lawrence and Fred P Fish.

Cambridge Mass Harvard University Curtis Guild, Jr Massachusetts Commonwealth Harvard Governor Guild Sanders Theatre Charles W. Eliot Ethan A. Hitchcock Interior Otis Johnson Todd Blooming Valley Penn George Foote Moore George Herbert Palmer Thomas Day Seymour Yale Ethan Allen Hitchcock Friedrich Altoff Arthur Cushman McGiffert Union Theological Seminary New York Eliot Fenway Boston Longwood Avenue Harvard Medical School Fitzgerald Geo B. Shattuck James T. Mitchell E Philadelhia Simon Newcomb Washi Amory A. Lawrence Fred P. Fish Brookine

Harvard Alums Lose 181 In Year. Oldest Is Cross

Cambridge June 7 According to the necrology Harvard has lost 181 sons by death in the last year. Of these about 100 were students or alumni denting the college proper. The classes '2 '30 and '31 have become extinct since the last report and class '31 is represented by only one member Jann Torrey Morse. The oldest alumnus is Joseph Werren Cross of Lawrence.

Tribune Cambridge Mass Harvard Jann Torrey Morse Joseph Werren Cross Lawrence

Emperor Resents Leopold Over Congo Bonds List Request

The aged Emperor Francis Joseph openly dislikes King Leopold II and shuns him at Vienna events. Leopold arrived after Crown Prince Rudolph’s funeral, pressed minister Count Kalnocky to list Congo bonds on the Vienna Stock Exchange, enraging the Emperor and Empress who mourned the archduke.

Leopold Europe Austria Francis Joseph Wirg Vienna Rudolph Hofburg Count Kalnocky Count Kaalnecky Count Kannecky Congo Vienna Stock Exchange Count Kalnorky

Leopold’s Congo loan plan unsettles investors and foes

The piece reports King Leopold seeking a loan of 0,00,000 dollars from rich American financiers to fund Congo Free State expansion. It quotes Leopold asserting personal sovereignty over Congo, denying international law or Belgian state responsibility, and warns that loan terms could be altered or repudiated without redress. It notes European powers’ stance on Congo service and nonintervention.

Leopold United States Congo Congo Free State Free State Bulletin Officiel Belgium Berlin Italy

Responsibility of Investors in Leopold Congo Abuses

Marquise de Fontenoy argues that any lender to Leopold for Congo development becomes complicit in brutal Congo Free State abuses. She cites testimonies from missionaries, travelers, Roger Casement, an Italian medical officer, and Earl Cromer to claim widespread cruelties, including severed hands and feet for rubber taxes. She contends powers won’t intervene, Leopold faces no fear of war, and his inquiry commission largely whitewashes abuses.

Leopold Congo Roger Casement Victor Emmanuel Earl Cromer Egypt Soudan Lopeld Congo Free State Algeciras United States Bulletin Officiel Brussels Marquise DE Fontenoy

Amherst Honors Mortimer Schiff At College Commencement

Amherst College conferred honorary degrees on Mortimer L. Schiff of New York for Master of Arts and James F. Kemp of Columbia University for Doctor of Science during the June 27 commencement. The 91 graduates delivered six orations, while alumni dinner fundraising reached 75 thousand dollars, meeting Carnegie Foundation conditions for a new biological laboratory and theological building. Attending speakers included D Willis James, James W. Bimpson, and Charles M. Pratt endowed gifts, with Sr. William Hayes Ford and Governor George St. Utter among notable guests.

Amherst Mass Amherst College Mortimer L. Schiff New York James F. Kemp Columbia University Harris Andrew Carnegie D. Willis James James W. Bimpson Charles M. Pratt Brooklyn William Hayesford George St. Utter Rhodeland

Tribune Fresh Air Fund Sends Children to Country

The Tribune Fresh Air Fund will send hundreds of New York City children to the country for two week trips as schools close. Many have lived in small apartments with crowded families and limited outdoor space, and doctors say such breaks improve health and spirits. One girl avoided tuberculosis after a two week stay, illustrating the fund's impact on vulnerable youngsters.

Tribune Fresh Air Fund New York Central Park Coventry City Hall Park City Hall Mechanicstown

Tribune Fresh Air Fund Acknowledgments and Details

The Tribune Fresh Air Fund outlines contributions from John M. Clark and others totaling over four thousand dollars as of June 27, 1906. It highlights that every dollar donated goes directly to sending a poor child to the country for two weeks, with no collectors or agency fees.

John M. Clark Alge East Orange Post Office Tribune Fresh Air Fund New York City The Tribune

Captain Wynne Resigns From Marine Corps

Captain Robert F. Wynne of the United States Marine Corps sent his formal resignation to Brigadier General George F. Elliott, commandant of the Marine Corps, to be forwarded to the President. A round robin signed by Marines in the North Atlantic fleet urged the President not to dismiss him, praising him as brave and competent.

Robert F. Wynne United States Marine Corps George F. Elliott Marine Corps Navy Yard

Fountain plans announced for city drinking fountains

Professor A D F Hamlin of Columbia University at 1% Morningside Avenue East disclosed plans for an upcoming contest by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. A $99 prize will be offered for a fountain design for horses with possible later dog provisions. Hamlin will judge the submissions, with input from Municipal Art Society members, aiming for a simple artistic design aligned with Robert W. De Forest’s interests.

A. D. F. Hamlin Columbia University Morningside Avenue Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Hamlin Professor Hamlin Municipal Art Society Robert W. de Forest Municipal Art Commission

Officer to Inspect Meat for British Army in City

Lieutenant Colonel Percy Eyre FL Hobbs chief instructor of the English Army Service Corps School at Aldershot arrived by the Carmania as the representative of his government to inspect meat intended for use in the British army. His appointment follows the U S packing industry investigation and published reports from a few weeks ago.

Percy Eyre FL Hobbs Army Service Corps Aldershot Hobbs United States

Burgess Will Leaves All to Bishop Burgess

The will of Elizabeth H Burgess who died June 4 at Burlington New York was probated in Nassau County. She leaves her entire $20000 estate to her brother Bishop Fred Burgess of the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island.

Mineola Long Island Elizabeth H. Burgess Burlington N. Y Jackson Nassau County Frednee Burgess Episcopal Diocese of

Weddings in Brooklyn and Purchase mark two social unions

Miss Anna McCooey married Edward J. Dowling in Church of Our Lady of Victory Brooklyn officiated by Rev James Woods. Dowling, a Manhattan Democratic operative, and McCooey, sister of Deputy Controller John H. McCooey, plan a West tour after a Dean Street reception. The couple’s nuptials followed by a Purchase N Y ceremony joining Miss Sarah Colling and William B Isham Jr. at the bride’s parents summer home.

Anna Margaret J. Mctooey Win William A. O’brien Dean At Sarah Colling Richard 8. Collins East William B. Isham, Jr William Street East Iilet Street Purchase N. Y George 8. Payson

National Sculpture Society Probes St Louis Statue Dispute

The National Sculpture Society chaired by president Kurt Bitter forms a committee to investigate the St Louis World’s Fair statue of St Louis by Charles H Niehaus. Reported clashes over consent and extra payment threaten a dangerous precedent for sculptors if unchallenged.

The National Sculpture Society Kurt Bitter Mr. Niehaus St. Louis W. R. Hodges Francis Niehaus Forest Park Cenat

New Normal College Plans New Training Building

The Normal College of the City of New York will replace its old Lexington Avenue building with a modern training department structure. Trustees seek authorization to issue corporate stock totaling 590000 for the project and 10000 in special revenue bonds for improvements to the tarK avenue building.

Normal College of City of New York Lexington Avenue 68Th 69Th Streets Board of Trustees The Normal College Board of Estimate Rk Avenue

Hall and Lund wed in private ceremony at hotel chaplain's home

Eugene F. Hall paymaster attached to the U S battleship Indiana married Miss Ele nore B Lund chorus girl in The Social Whirl last night. Rev Dr Henry Marsh Warren conducted the ceremony at his home. Hall a Kentucky native and Lund from Norway.

Eugene F. Hall United States Indiana Elenore B. Lund Henry Marsh Warren Hall Kentucky Miss Lund Norway

Passengers For Southampton Leave On Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse

Southampton June 27 The North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse sailed for New York this afternoon with passengers including Mr and Mrs T Gerry Miss Gerry and Mr and Mrs Jefferson Seligman.

Southampton Lloyd Line Here New York Ibridge T. Gerry Gerry Jefferson Seligman

Prominent arrivals at hotelsAlbmarle Astor Breslin Gotham Navarre Regis Waldorf Astoria

Prominent guests checked into major New York hotels including Charles N Walsh of Philadelphia at the Albemarle Dr W L Reed of Glasgow at the Astor Lt Col P E Hobbs of London at Breslin H E Peabody at Gotham H B Wanamaker of Philadelphia at Regis Major Dowman at Navarre C P Echols at Par Avenue and F B Peabody at Waldorf Astoria. names linked to prominent arrivals and hotel lists.

Albemarle Charles N. Walsh Philadelphia ASTOR W. L. Reed Glasgow Scotland Breslin P. EB. F.hobbs London Gotham H. E. Peaeeee Ng Navarre C. P. Echols Par Avenue Dowman Cot Deland Regis Thomas BB. Wanamaker Waldorf-Astoria Peabody Chicago

What is Going on Today in New York City Events

Rating at Sheepshead Bay sale of sheep at public auction by the Department of Parks at the sheepfold 64th Street and Central Park West 11 a m Graduating exercises at Public School 96 Avenue A and List Street 10 a m Graduation exercises of the Baron de Hirach classes for immigrant children Educational Alliance auditorium East Broadway 10 30 a m Annual Brooklyn rummage sale of the Department Street Cleaning Stable G Pacific Street near Utica Avenue 10 a m Commencement exercises of the Manual School No 74 Court Street Brooklyn 415 p m Reception by Borough President Ahearn at opening of new public bath No 232 West 69th Street Summer night festival of the Republican 21st Assembly District Manhattan Park Eighth Avenue and 155th Street pm Club of the Casino and evening Free admissions at Museums of Art and Natural History.

Sheepshead Bay Department of Parks Sheepfold 64Th Street Central Park West Avenue A List Street Baron de Hirach Educational Alliance East Broadway T of Department Pacific Street Utica Avenue Manual School Court Street Brooklyn Ahearn New Public Bath West 69Th Stree Manhattan Park Eighth Avenue 155Th Street Museums of Art and Natural History

Weather report and forecast from Washington

Official Weather Bureau record notes lower pressure west of the Ohio Valley with showers in midwestern and northern districts. Temperatures vary by region, with notable cooling west of the Rockies and warm conditions in the east. Forecast calls for continued unsettled patterns with cooler days ahead and variable winds along coastlines and lakes. Local notes cover District of Columbia Maryland Delaware New Jersey Eastern New York and Western Pennsylvania with showers and cooler conditions. Official records compare last twenty four hours to last year showing high of 85 and low of 68.

Washington Ohio Valley Cholorado Montana Alberta New England Rocky Mountains Missouri Misetseippi Upper Lake Region California Nebraska Kansas Colorado Rocky Mountain Middle Atlantic South Atlantic Gulf Coast District of Columbia Maryland Delaware New Jersey New York New Weather Bureau Uy. m Lawal

Horsford Adkt Phosphate Promises Sleep Aid

Take Horsford's Adkt Phosphate. Half a teaspoonful in half a glass of water just before retiring brings refreshing sleep.

Horsford

Isham Collins to Tolling Wedding Notice

The notice records marriages in The Tribune and Tri-Weekly Tribune. William Isham Collins is paired with Sarah Tolling in a ceremony conducted by a Rev. on June 2, noting full names and addresses required for notices.

Death notices republished in The Tri-Weekly Tribune

Death notices list names: Babbit Mary E, Hornblower Jessie, Baldwin Elbert, Connor Evelyn E, Chitternien Agnes, Thomas Moason, Margaret Graham William, Headley Russell, Ward Edmund A. These appear for republication in the Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra charge.

Tribune Tri Tri-Weekly

Obituaries and funeral notices from a June 1908 New York page

A collage of death notices lists Baldwin, Caroline S Chittenden, Gleason, Graham, Hoadley, Hornblower, OConnor, Ryder, Spence, Swan, Ward, and Ward families with funeral details. Entries include dates in June 1908, residences in Brooklyn and Montclair, and services at churches or private interment. A final ad notes The Woodlawn Cemetery access and Campbell Co. arrangements with office contacts.

Baldwin Dow N. F Elbert H. Baldwin Newars Lal Randolph Dover Jane New York Hb &W.R Chittenden Caroline S Brocklynm Oconnor Montclatt N. J Evelyn Exstantine Charlee EH Connor Clinton Ave Montclair To & W Ryder Babyton Pass Dr. Thomas Aneneral St. Vincent Ferrer Chuck. Deni 66Th St Conventence of Family Spence Margaret Spence Augustus Spence Prospect St Holy Cross Church Swan Hahnemann Hospital William J. Swan Lucretia Samuel Swan West 23d St Richfield Springs Edmund A. Wison Augustus H Ann Maria Ward Grace Church New Thursday Llam

Postal Information Inbound Outbound Mails Listed

Special notices indicate that postal information regarding incoming and outgoing mails will be found with the shipping news on page 8. The notice directs readers to consult that section for the latest mail handling details and any changes in process.

Tribune subscription rates and postal details

The Tribune announces mailing options domestically and abroad with changes to addresses, multiple formats including daily, Sunday, and weekly Farmers editions, and varied rates for one, two, and twelve month periods. It notes extra postage for New York City mailers and Universal Postal Union rates for international delivery in Cuba, Porto Rico, and other countries.

Tribune United States Canada Mexico Eee Cuba Porto Col Beeaanamr New York City Universal Postal Union

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